Your global alumni network
SC Johnson College’s diverse, global network is united by a vision — using business to build a better world. This shared ethos keeps us connected long after graduation.
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Career resources
Career support doesn’t end at graduation. Whether you’re looking to earn a promotion, experiencing a mid-career transition or relocating, we can help.
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Thanks to the generous support of alumni and friends, we’re able to create meaningful and ongoing impact for students, faculty and communities.
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We’d love to hear from you. Please reach out about programming, giving, getting involved, or just to let us know you’ll be back on campus.
Never stop learning
Alumni can further their professional development through our lifelong learning opportunities. Tap into relevant business insights within the ever-changing landscape of the global marketplace.
Lifelong learning
The SC Johnson College of Business has regular opportunities for you to learn where you are. From deep dive sessions with faculty focused on topical research to lunchtime career topics, there is always something new to learn.
Executive education courses
Take a course for yourself or offer your employees customized training.
eCornell certificate programs
eCornell offers more than 240 online, on-campus and hybrid programs, with special rates for alumni.
On-demand digital content
The Big Red Network has 24/7 access to a digital library of varied content, from podcasts and project demos to keynotes and concerts.
Alumni events
Lectures by industry experts. Seminars with renowned faculty. Career-focused conferences. Many social and educational events at the college and across Cornell are open to alumni — we can’t wait to welcome you back.
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